Giants’ Mike Yastrzesmki clears the wall to make spectacular grips

The defense runs in the Yastrzemski family.

Carl Yastrzesmki, who worked out over 3,000 hits, got seven gold gloves in his Hall of Fame career. His grandson Mike is waiting for his first, but his catch on Wednesday can be better than any grandfather had.

At the top of the eighth round against Pittsburgh Pirates in a 1-1 competition, Jack Suwinski pulled a ball into the right field out of Tristan Beck.

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Yastrzemski ran against it and ran out of space on the gaming surface. However, he found a landing zone beyond the bad wall.

So Outfielder jumped and made the grip while he completely cleared the fence.

However, it was only a temporary solution as Giants could not benefit from perhaps the best catch of the year in the whole sport. They were unable to score the rest of the game while all Pittsburgh needed was a race in the 10th round to snap a win.

Mike Yastrzemski fell over the wall as he made the grip. (Suzanna Mitchell/San Francisco Giants/Getty Images)

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Yastrzemski burst out on stage in 2019 and cuts .272/.334/.518 in 107 games. In the truncated 2020 season, he ended the eighth in the MVP vote with a career-best .968 ops and an MLB-leading four triple.

Amazingly, his 2.7 war in the 60-match season still remains his best ever, as he has not been able to continue panning out as Giants had hoped. Since 2021 he is a .226 hitter with a .733 ops.

Mike Yastrzemski somehow held on the ball. (Suzanna Mitchell/San Francisco Giants/Getty Images)

However, he is still a fan favorite in San Francisco. However, his time may soon come to an end, with Giants shopping away from several pieces in front of Thursday’s at. 18 A -time limit and him to become a free agent after the season.